Sentence examples similar to plot a post from inspiring English sources

At the end of the month, we have Jeffrey Eugenides's The Marriage Plot, "a post-modern take on 19th-century romance" which sets up a love triangle among Ivy League literature graduates to see if "a viable 'marriage plot' might be constructed around a feminist-era heroine for whom marriage no longers means an irrevocable surrender of person and property".

For the three regions plotted, a post ANOVA (analysis of various) t-test revealed statistically significant differences in region 3 between samples stained with anti-V Ab alone, as compared to those stained with both the organelle-associated marker and anti-V Ab for EEA-1 (P<0.001), M6P (P<0.001), LysoTracker (P<0.001), MitoTracker (P<0.05), and WGA (P<0.001) at the specified time intervals.

Meanwhile, Robinson fleshed out further details about the video's plot in a post on Facebook.

On Friday morning the plot thickened when a post by "Satoshi Nakamoto" appeared on the P2P Foundation's Ning page saying: "I am not Dorian Nakamoto".

Because of a previous report of an association between baseline HbA1c and glucose lowering [ 10], we also plotted, as a post-hoc analysis, mean reduction in HbA1c during the trial against mean baseline HbA1c for the intervention group, for the control group, and for the difference between the intervention and control groups.

To avoid that, an alternative is e.g. to plot all post-baseline values per patient, instead of selecting the maximum values only, or displaying shifts as scatter plots by visit.

The plot, set in a post-apocalyptic Western World, articulates the past, the present and the future, and eventually gave birth to its most famous Hollywood remake, Terry Gilliam's 12 Monkeys.

Johnson stayed silent on how he might plot a path forward for a post-Brexit UK, surfacing only to play in a charity cricket match before hunkering down with backbench Tory MP allies at his Oxfordshire country home before an imminent launch of his succession attempt.

If the orthodox left has failed to unite behind the prime minister, the right is also in a state of ferment, as it plots eagerly for a post-Renzi era that could arrive before Christmas.

Various nightmares fuel the plot of "Nineteen Minutes," a post-Columbine novel and one of her most popular books.

The springboard for the plot of "Post Mortem" is the discovery of the manuscript of the play-within-the play by Dexter (Christopher Kromer), a lusty student hoping to impress his sexy drama teacher, Alice Tina Benkoo), at what Mr. Gurney calls a "faith-based" university.